US EditionProsecutors Won't Pursue Battery Charge Against Dolphins' Ryan Crow, Who Remains on Leave From Team
Prosecutors cited lack of victim cooperation and insufficient evidence as reasons for declining misdemeanor domestic battery charges against Dolphins coach Ryan Crow.
- Ryan Crow, the Miami Dolphins' outside linebackers coach, was taken into custody on August 28 on a misdemeanor domestic battery charge following a dispute with his live-in girlfriend at their Fort Lauderdale residence.
- The dispute occurred after the couple returned from a Dolphins work party where they had been drinking, centering on Crow's relationship with his estranged wife.
- Multiple witnesses reported a physical altercation, and video footage was obtained, but neither clearly proved a battery occurred without victim cooperation, who was uncooperative and opposed charges.
- Crow's lawyer Michael Gottlieb stated, "They found that there's no reasonable likelihood of conviction," and prosecutors formally declined to pursue charges on Wednesday.
- Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel said Crow remains on administrative leave pending league investigation, with no immediate change to his team status despite the dropped charges.
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Prosecutors won’t pursue battery charge against Dolphins’ Ryan Crow, who remains on leave from team
Prosecutors in Broward County, Florida, will not pursue charges against Miami Dolphins assistant coach Ryan Crow, who was arrested and accused of battering his girlfriend in August.
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Prosecutors won't pursue battery charge against Dolphins' Ryan Crow, who remains on leave from team
Prosecutors in Broward County, Florida, will not pursue charges against Miami Dolphins assistant coach Ryan Crow, who was arrested and accused of battering his girlfriend in August.
Broward prosecutors decline to pursue domestic battery case against Dolphins assistant coach
Broward prosecutors have declined to file charges against an assistant Miami Dolphins coach accused of battering his girlfriend in August. Outside linebackers coach Ryan Crow, 37, was arrested on one count of domestic battery after allegedly pushing his girlfriend down the stairs, throwing hits at her and lifting her off the ground as if intending to “perform a takedown,” according to statements from witnesses and the victim in a prosecutors’ me…
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Prosecutors in Broward County, Florida, will not pursue charges against Miami Dolphins assistant coach Ryan Crow, who was arrested and accused of battering his girlfriend
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